, 1887-11-10
By Electric Telegraph !
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.

H7itSNlV lVN' NOV. Z--lle decision
OF the United States Supreme Court
upon the petition for writ of error
IN the case of the Chicago anarchists
Was announced this afternoon by
Chief Justice Waite, in a long and
carefully prepared opinion, which
occupied thirty five minutes in read
ing. The Court holds in brief. Ist,
that tho hrst ten amendments to the
constitution are limitations upon
federal. and not npon state action.
I'd, That the jury Law OF Illinois is,
upon ITS face, valid and constitutions
al. The provisions of the last statute
OF otan winch was obtained in this
court, IN the case eji Hopt vs.. Ferry,
Utah. 3D., That it does not appear on
record that upon the evidence given
al tho trlal that the court should have
declared JUlian Sanford incompetent
am Ihat the objection to the admis-
sion or Johan Most's letter. and the
cross examination of Spies, which
iAe counsel for the prisoners MAIN
: tanned that it virtually compelled
them TO testify against themselves
were not obliged to at the trial in the
lower court, and that therefore no
foundation was laid for the exercise
OF this courts jurisdiction. 9Th, That
the questions raised by General But
der IN the cases OF Spies and Fielden
upon basis touching their foreign
nationality were neither raised nor
decided IN tho state court, and there
fore they cannot be considered here
therefore the writ of error prayed
Tor must consequently be denied.
There was no dissenting opinions.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided that Sundays and legal holi-
days are properly to be taken out OF
the 30 days annual leave of absence
granted employees, whenever such
days fall within the time as such
leave is granted.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The iail author
tiles did not svince any surprise when
informed Of the anarchist decision
1t was just what was expected, y
said Jailer Folze. The anarchists
received the news unmoyed and re-
fused to express any opinion in the
matter
A Billings. Montana. special says
After watching the Indians three
weeks, the military authorities al.
lowed 200 of them to escape last
night. Much uneasiness prevails as
to the safety of people along the
1slloWstOne river. One hundred and
fifty NeZ Perces have arrived on the
Grow reservation.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 2.-The Jury ir
the case OF "Blinky" Morgan on trial
at Ravena, Ohio, for the murder OF
Detective HulliDgan, returned today
averdict of guilty of murder in the
first degree.
ALBANY, n. Y.,'Soy. 2.-The Com.
mercial Gable Company yesterday
hled a certificate showing an increase
in capital from $4,000.000 to S6,OOO,.
900.
BERLIs, Nov. 2-Unwonted pre-.
cautions were taken by the French
authorities on Saturday to protect
tho German officials who were sur
veying the scene of the recent from
tier shooting incident. rhe utmost
courtesy Was shown on both sides.
LONDON. Nov. 2-Lieut. Henn, tho
owher OF the yacht Galatea, says he
will take his boat to America again
in the spring and take part in all next
seasons rsgettas.
Jenny Lind, the celebrated Swed-
ish singer is dead, aged 66 years
She had been seriously i'll for some
weeks.
Cork, Nov. 2.-WIlliam O'Brier
anil MandeVille were quiet ly removed
from the Jail hero at O'Clock this
morning and taken away in a specia
train It is supposed they ars TO bt
placed In the prison at Dublin. New:
OF their removal was not known tc
the people until 10 o'clock. 1t caused
tremendous excitement.
DUBLIN, Nov 3-OBricn has beer
lodged ia jail at TSlamore, fifty miles
from Dublin.
OTTAWA, Nov. 2.-Ogilvis of the
geographical survey, who will winter
In Northern British Columbia, vii
take observations for tho purpose Of
defining the 141st meridian, which
will form the basis for determining
the boundary between Alaska anC
British Columbia
MONTREAL, Nov. 2-Gruss earning.
September were II ,O63, POS, and ex
penset $685., 239. leaving net profit
OF SII,9 SOC, against net profit ol
$515,lS7 for September OF last year
Nav YORK, Nov. "A meeting oi
preferred stockholders of the North
srn Pacific railway will be held today
10 authorize new issue of bonds. BY
she plans OF reorganization no bonds
IN addition to $4,000 per mile proyid
cd BY it eau be issued without the
assent Of at least threo-!ourths of the
preferred stock. The necessity OF
extending the dividend certificates
which mature at the end of the year
and OF raising funds for the compile
tion Of the Cascade tunnel, has lee
to proposal by the directors tn issue
not over SI2,OO0.OO0 worth of bond:
FOR these and other purposes.
New YORK, Nov. Al Long Branct
special says: Clifton w. Tayleure
the sixty year old editor Of the Long
Branch NetcS, MAS severely beaten IL
The Neics office yesterday afternoon
by DR.. John Z. Pemberton. DR.. Hunt
his attending physician, says thai
Tayieure is fatally injured He wa,
weak ard i'll when assaulted, but hi,
assnll'nt Was in primo condition
Psmberton says: "rayleur wrote III,
an offensive letter" Pemberton j.
81 years old. Prior to the last few
weeks the combatants vera on the
most friendly terms.
TUcsoz, Nov. Authorization has
been received here that the governor
Of Sonora has made Il proposition tc
the authorities II California to deliy
er TO them the jury briber. Dick
Creighton, although tho offense
charged against him is not in the list
Of those Sxtraditable.
SEATTLE. Oct. 28-Ths canal be.